... claim, it descended MA ii- to her present Majesty queen Victoria, by -virtue of F. Ht a, her royal prerogative ; the bequest mnad ?? o. 6( a Oates would at 'hr death likewise becomefrfie with sy to thle Queen. The annual value of theport printsd 'n was £170 ...

... also at Bow-street, with the view of inducing the magis- trates to use their best endeavours to prevail upon ler Majesty Queen Victoria to obtain for him a large sum of money alleged to be due to him from the King of the French, fortvaluablo services performed ...

... will n not be distributed as freely and thoughtlessly as p ha'pence ! ' We-have it on good authority, that her Majesty n Queen Victoria has written an autograph letter to e Plus IX.! sympathisin e with him on his state of e fored exile, and that t'ie government ...

... also at Bow-strect, with the view of inducing the magis- trates to use their best endoavours to prevail upon ier Majesty Queen Victoria to obtain for him a large sun of nmoney alleged to be due to hint from the King of the French, for)'aluable services performed ...

... after I came out of the otspublic-house. You were talking about the Queen im- at mediately I came up. It was not about King Charles the Second. I am not likely to mistake Queen Victoria i, for King Charles the Second. I am not sure that you did not mention ...

... her present Majesty had bastards e. -you talked abeut the Queen, and the Queen's ban. 0, tards , I know no other Queen but the present; I will W not swear that you meant the present Queen; I did le notsee you at the meeting on Tuesday morning, or Rs ...

... after I came out of the It public-house. You were talking about the Queen im- , t ediately I came up. It was not about King Charles the Second. I am not likely to mistake Queen Victoria 1 , for King Charles the Second. I am not sure that you I did not mention ...

... of the Queen. He was what we called in the Potteries a milk and water speaker. f Cross-examined by Mr. Alexander-The Queen's name was never mentioned at all, in eitherterms of loyalty or disloyalty: 1 am quite sure of that. By the Judge-The Queen's person ...

... Dowager), Victoria (after the Duchess of Kent), and (it the rod is believed) Louisa (after the Queen of ithe Belgians.) he The Queen held a Court and Privy Council at hI P three O'clock on Monday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace. w Ile Her Majesty's speech ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, TUESDAY. Hle THE QUEEN v. TH[E BISHOP OF RIPON. of In this case, a rule inisi for a mandamus was obtane nt compel the defendant to allow an inspection of the registry of Ft.' resignations and p~esentations, antiif necessary, to ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE .3. (lSTrrlNsO tN BANCO.I rn IIEGINA c. POCOCIK. id This Was an Appeal against a certificate of exemption from a poor e- rote imposed upon the governors or directors of tho British and Fo. *e reign Schcol Society ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, =AAu [SITrINGS IN BANCO.] THE CHARTISTS. THE QUEEN v. FEARGUS O'CONNOR AND OTHERS. W. This being the day appointed for hearing counsel for the defendants on the qnestion of venue only, Mr. EARLE, Mr. DuNDAs, Mr. BAINES, Mr. Sergeant ...